Pharmacy Registration Assessment Questions features over 400 closed book and calculation questions. With the registration exam having gone through a complete transformation in 2016, this volume has been developed around the new General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) guidelines. This revision aid will not only help you familiarise yourself with the new style of questions, but will also enable you to revise ahead of your exams. Questions are based on BNF72 and BNF for Children 2016-2017, alongside the most current treatment guidelines available at the time of writing the book. This book also includes questions featuring prescriptions, patient information and pictorial representation of conditions, replicating the type of questions you may encounter in the real exam. This revision aid gives you the opportunity to practice a variety of question styles ahead of the assessment including: single best answer questions extended matching questions calculations This volume is written by a team of experienced authors who all work with pre-reg pharmacists every day and includes questions that are practical and will truly challenge you. In essence, this book is your handy guide to prepare for your exams. All the best for your exam! Nadia Bukhari is Senior Teaching Fellow in Pharmacy Practice & Pre-Registration Co-ordinator at the UCL School of Pharmacy. She is also the chairwoman for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Pre-Registration conferences. Her team includes Oksana Pyzik, Ryan Hamilton, Amar Iqbal and Babir Malik

Get ahead! The Prescribing Safety Assessment is an invaluable practice aid for students preparing for final exams. Written by an experienced team of authors under the guidance of series editor Saran Shantikumar, it covers two examinations' worth of questions matching the exact format of the Prescribing Safety Assessment (PSA). Candidates can work through the practice papers systematically or dip in and out of the book using the index as a guide to questions on a specific topic.

This book provides a format to test knowledge and to accumulate key points in a rapid way to prepare for prescribing safety assessment. It is useful for clinicians in training such as medical students and pharmacists at the undergraduate and preregistration levels.